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ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - A man who lives at a St. Paul apartment complex said he was given 60 days to leave after the state stopped paying his housing provider. He is the second tenant to face homelessness amid an ongoing fraud investigation into a state-run Medicaid program that provides housing services to...

More than 200 food service workers at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport say they've reached a tentative agreement with their employer, averting a strike.

“This is absurd. The time for delay is over.” Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says he’s frustrated with the Minneapolis City Council’s continued delay on a plan for George Floyd Square, saying a pedestrian mall is legally problematic.

Rollin Nolen's BBQ has officially opened to the public, marking a major milestone in owner TJ Nolen's decadelong journey in the barbecue business.

In a recent operation that unfolded in the residential streets of Minneapolis, local law enforcement made a notable breakthrough. A statement on the Minneapolis Police Department's official social media disclosed the details of an intervention that began with the monitoring of a residence linked to a weapons...

(Minneapolis, MN) – A St. Paul man is the 77th person charged in the nation’s largest COVID-19 fraud case tied to Feeding Our Future. Prosecutors say 45-year-old Ousman Camara claimed to serve 1,000 meals a day to children through the Federal Child Nutrition Program, collecting over 1 million dollars in...

Charles Eppard, 39, died along with fellow Minnesotans Jeremy Leif and David Linder earlier this year.

The city of Minneapolis is expanding its commitment to end homelessness. The number of homeless in the city is down some 33%, but there’s work to be done to reach those still in need, which is why they’re investing another $14 million in housing.

Elected to a third term as Minneapolis Mayor, Jacob Frey enters the next four years in office with some of the same challenges he faced the last four years. He talks to Chad Hartman about public safety, George Floyd Square, the City Council and more.

Saturday, November 15, marks 10 years since the fatal shooting of Jamar Clark by Minneapolis police. Sixty-one seconds after two police officers first encountered the 24-year-old Clark outside of a house party on the North Side, an officer shot Clark in the head. He died the next day. Clark was unarmed, and the...